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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-06

Daring the year 1886 38 persons
lost their lives at grade crossings In the
city Of Philadelphia, and In the pre-.
oeding year the deaths from the same
causes were fiity-two. Here are ninety
persons who lost their lives in two
years by grade crossings. When We
only hear of an accident now and then
1t occasions but . passing thought, but
when We come to sum no the whole
number Of fatal accidents from that
fruitful source Of danger In only two
years, We stand appalled, 1T tho record.
The more thought Is given to this mat
TOR from the fact that by the superior
railroad engineering Of the present day
these accidents could all be avoided.
Years ago nobody ever thought Of .
railroad company tunneling under .
city, and where that was not practi-
cable OF building elevated roads, and
passing into or through q city on q
level with the top stories of many OF
the houses. We are told rs an excuse
for crossing at grades that tunnsling
and building elevated roads and bird ges
Ii very expensive to railroad com panies.
No doubt 1t Is, but does the expense
outws Sigh the value OF ninety human
lives In one city In two years? There
IL . humane side to this subject rs we'll
- business side. Human lives are
too precious to be brought into barter
and reckoned In the loss and gair
columns Of railroad oom panies.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-06
A eteamship Failure.

LONDON Jan. 5.-Three petitions for
declaration Of bankruptcy were filed
TO .day against the Monarch Steamsh ip
Company. Mr.. Smith, chairman OF the
conn any, WAS appointed by the Court
receiver OF the corporation until Tues-
pay next, the concern to endeavor TO
reconstruct during the interval. The
officials OF the company In txplsr alton
of the Cling OF the petitions say they
had E,,45 oC0 Of cebentures due on the
arst instant and THY fully expected
the whole amount would have been
provided for. At the lset moment,
however, a portion proved unavailable
through technical difsicuits, and the
instruction OF the Court was therefore
sought, pendiuz the adoption of q
scheme o. reconstruction by the coz
DAuy.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-06

The financial condition OF the SAFE,
rs shown by Governor Stockley's NEE
sage, Ia In q good condition, though
only Si5. 600 OF the State debt was paid
of since last session OF the Legislature.
As the dsot OF the State 10 stated As
1924 100, IL would take something like
y hundred years to psy 1t Of at that
rae, aud unless the debt is refunded
Into bonds bearing less Interest the
State creditors Will be in no hurry for
their money. Already 1920, 900 OF the
amount has been refunded into per
ceot bonds, and there Is no good rea.
son why the whole debt should not be
30 refunded, especially when we take
into consideration that United States
3 PR rent bonds are quoted q. q pre-
mum. The difference between 1 and 6
per cent. on the STATE debt not refund
cd would bs equal to the amount OF the
deb paid off during the last two years,
AID with tina. deb. refunded the
amount paid off vould have been $780,.
900 instead of $l5. 900. But after all
the deb. 10 no. email one when the
population OF our State is compared
With the population OF Pennsy lvsnis.
Looking Vt IT in this light our debt
would be equal TO s25 600, 900 deb. in
Pennsy lvauia, and the tooner It is liqui.
dated, the more relief would be brought
to the taxed manufactures and NOR
Ghsuss OF the cou mon wealth. Looking
~ the question Ia another light, the
Sac " Delaware really has no debt,
bat has an actual credit 10 her 80 ,ount
OF $3i4 040. as her investments are
s.s. TO be 81 168,7 100. Ifthese invest
mena are bearing in crest at per cent.
there is no good reason why our indebt-
.sdpess should not be liqu!dsted by tine
Interest alone on our investments in
ten years, and taxation for STATE pur.
poses entirely cease.
The Legislature at It's prssen, eosslor
could very rro6tably 10 the Sac iegts-
late for q more speedy reduction Of the
State debt without In the lest increas
ing the burthen OF taxation on our Ia
dustrial and mercantile Interests.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-06
IMPORTED DRESSES.

Lilac Velvet and silk Evening Dress,
heavily trimmed with bright PASSENGER
terie. down from $3.50 TO 800; made by
Pasquief. Paris,
Plum Colored Evening Dress, trim
med with bright Passenenterie, down
from 1900 TO $50 made by Sara Mayer,
Parts.
Blue Camels Hair Walking Dress,
strawberry Skirt and Plush Trimmings,
made by Worth, Paris: was goo; now
800.
Heavy corded Black Silk and Velvet
Costume, Lace and Passcmenterie Trim
minps. down from ESQ TO $50 made by
Hentenaar, Paris.
Heliotrope silk and Plush, covered
with Passementcrie 10 match, down IRON
Sl7J 10 500
Beautiful Cloth Costume, Dark Blue
braided with Chenille, made by Worth
Paris; was goo; now 800.
Dark Brown silk and Figured Plush
was f225, now tl2j, made by Sara
Mayer, Paris.
brown Cainels Hair and Brown Silk
was Si7J: now 500. made by Grange y
Magentics, Paris.
Hue silk and Figured Velvet Dinner
Dress down from $50 TO tl2j, made 10y
Felix, Paris,
Brown Silk with spotted velvet trim
mings, made by l;audnitz, Paris; was
$i15. now 800.
Gray silk and Velvet, heavily trim
med with silk and silver passementerie
was $3.50: now tl2j; made by Felix,
Paris.
Dark Blue Polka Dot Silk Walking
Dress. was 5000; now 800; made by
Raudniiz, Paris
Opera Wraps, white figured silk plush,
white feather trimmings; down from
$40 toSiO
Indian Shawl Opera Wrap, beauti'
fully trimmed, was 900; now $50.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-06
EDGINGS AND EMBR0ID-
ERIES.

We have fifty cases of Cambria Edg-
ings aud Flouncings rangiag in price
from &c 10 81 Going AZ malt their val
ne We have also reduced he follow
ing;
Fine Edgings, down from 81 - to 9j
cents
Fine Edging., down frou. sl4O to
$l.00.
Fine Edgings, down from 300 TO Is
cents.
Fine Edgings, down from - rents to
60 cents.
Fine Edgings, down from 81 cents to
30 cents.
Fine Edgings, down from - cents to
30 cents
Fine Edgings, down from Is cents TO
g. cents.
Fine Edgings, down from 20 cents to
- cents.
Fine Edgings, down from 81 cents to
% cents.
Fine Edgings, down from 30 cents to
20 cents
The following Colored Cambria and
Na.nSook Robes have been reduced
from Il. 81 10 S6.00;
Navy Ipue, embroidered with White.
Nav! Blue, embroidered with
Brown
Red, embroidered with Brown.
Black, cmbroi Tered with Brown
Brown, embroidered with two shades
| of Brown; same, embroidered with
White, aud same, embroidered with
| Ecru, are down from Sll.J0 to SO 90.
As are also:
Navy Blue, embroidered with White
Navy Blue, embroidered with Red.
Navy Blue, embroidered with brown.
Navy Blue, embroidered with two
shades of Brown.
| We also have large variety but
| smaller guam ty each Of the follow
ing fiouncings, 40 inches deep:
| Navy Blue, embroidered with Brown
and Whitc,
| Gray, embroidered with White
| Gray, embroidered with Black,
| We're 81 20; now 90 cents.
| Ecru, embroidered with Brown,
was 81 30, now ESQ.
| Fern, embroidered with Brown and
Red,
was q; now ft.25.
| White, embroidered with Black.
e.; nov 81.
| IsCTu ChnNtS, tIuDrolutreu WIFI
Brown aud Rod,
was q II; now Sl.75.
Ecru canvas, embroidered, all Brown
was e. 20; now $l.75
Ecru canvas, embroidered with
Blue and White,
S2.T5; now S1.75.
! And very great variety Of fiounc
: ings and edgings and broken sets re
duced fully 80 per cent
/ Embroidered Pique, some White
some 'Ecru,
Down from S2.75 to $50 per yard.
Down from 300 to 81. 25 per yard
3 Down from El.75 to 95ets. per yard
Down from 81 90 to 60cts per yard.
Il Down from 75cts. TO 45cts per yard
Point de Venice Embroidery, both i
. ivy hite and Ecru,
Reduced from 81. 80 to 1900 per yard
Reduced from 1875 to 81. 80 per yard
Reduced from 81. 65 TO tl.75 per yart
i Reduced from & % to 81. 80 per yart
Reduced from 81 Is TO 81. 20 per yart
T Reduced from sl.OO to 70 cents pt
Iyard.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-06
GOATS.
ONE-PIECE DRESSES.

Imported samples. Here are six sp.ci
mems of about twenty-five styles:
OveTdress OF Plush Wit Powered satin
vest and cuff trimmings, very 7ich and
dressy; size 1,
We're i35; now $50.
Or am Faille Francois Underskirt,
Card nal embossed plush vest and Jacket
combined,
were t25; now els.
7 IRA Gotta SILK Velvet, trimmed with
ia!lle ribbon tucks and embroidered and
beaied velvet TO match Unique and
pretty,
Down from so to geo.
Cardinal Plush Vest oil Sa In meryell
loux 10 match. with Chantillv lace collar
Down from $50 to eco.
Royal Blue six Velvet, tall side pleat-
Ing OF cardinal meryeill.ux. y beautiful
costume, size u,
Down from ti0 TO S25.
Dfcts of Striped Meryeilleux, In four
colors with peasant waist OF silk velvet,
pulled and slashed shoulder.
Down from so To $3.50.
Pretty DRESSES Tor girls, from 10 s
years, made Of various styles and eolors,
of all wool MATERIAL, trimmed with
fancy stripes aud plaids and plain surAhs.
Balance OF our Fall stock, all good aud
new.
Plain Flannel, trimmed with plalds; Z
TO 0 years.
Old price, 81 80 70 se.25
New prize, 81 50 TO ti.50.
PLAIN Brown Cloth trimmed with braid
and but one; sizes, 1, 3 and 9 years
Old price, 81 so. 81. 80 IS 90.
New price, $3.50 500, O. 90.
All-WCol Striped Cloth, trimmed with
plush; laced back aud ( ont; pretty;sizes,
IA, and q.
Old price, ~ 90, 50 30, 5000
New price. 81 50, Is 90, $3.50
All Wool Homespun, trimmed with
velvet and Plush and handsome buttons
sizes, 1 and 8.
Old price, 80 50, $40 30.
New price, 81 80, $500
Tricots, Cathmeres, Flannels, Boucles
Homespuns, Serges in all colors AND
! trimmings. Cut down In aecordanc,
with llio above Quotations.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-06
WANAM MAX ER'S.
PHILADELPHIA. Ihursday, Jan. 0, II

PHILADELPHIA. Ihursday. Jan. 0. 1887.
There's a hurricane on
now sure enough. The Dry
Goods Trade is exercised
to an extent that makes
the newspaper o W n e r
laugh. The dailies, both
morning and evening, tip
the advertising over into
the news columns, and the
next thing may be the
starting of some new news.
paper to catch this winter
rainfall.
Certain it. is that every
body is saying This is the
time to buy Dry Goods
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-06

The annual report OF Registrar Grohe
Of the Water Com mission shows that
the Water Department IL nov more
than self'sustAining. The balance on
hand Ut the commencement Of the year
vas q, 207 80; the rsceipts during the
year were $40, O4l.32; total, e104. 2ae.l5.
Of wbi,h only ~. ;s57 30 has bssn OK
pended, leaving . balance on hand TO
0ommspce the new year With OF go, Soi
%. This 10 certainly . good ho wing, and
should increase Conscience In the man
agsnent Of the board. This 10 the first
sur plus that was ever Left over Of sufi-
client amount 70 be applied 10 the re-
daction Of the Indebtedness Of the
board. Now that the board 10 In proper
working order. and 10 fairly started
upon It's missien Of efficiency and
economy, Il 10 sincerely hoped that It
will not be interfered with In any man.
ner by the present Legislature. There
IL . rumor that the board 10 to be in
creased to Ave members, and another
that IN effort will be made by disap-
pointed politicians to have the COM
missien abolished and the depart
men, remsnded back under charge
OF the City Council. II there 10 any
thing In these rumors. We hope neither
will receive any eountenAnce from the
Lsgtsiatara We do not see that Ave
commissioners could conduct the de-
psrtment more efficiently than three
CAn and have done. Five: might lead
% more divided oounssls, aud would
Oaly Increase the ex pense OF the depart.
ment. In no sense should the propo-
sittoa tO abolish the commission be
eatertained. We ~ere opposed to the
commission In the first inception OF 1t,
because II was the movement Of q dis
appointed politt sian and Was created
for partisan purposes. But the organi
q ,;ion OF 1t Was left to non-partisaI
men, and though the originator OF Il
~ sceedeAin his purpose the changes
ancs have brought the operations o.
tie board strictly under non-pAi tisar
rH,As. Under thee circu instances W
Gay let the Water Com mission alone
Tho tneIn bers OF the board are our lead
ing Sgsiuess men, and they are con.
ducttng the business OF the boArt
on business principles, and We hav'
che result before us-A balance oil
$50 89l SO over and above the curren
expenses, and even after the Legtsla
ture had Topped off $40, 900 formerly
paid to the board by the city.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-06
ladies JACKETS.

one LOT q Coats, heavy Beaver and
Diagonals, bound, Satin Lining in
Sleeves, down from 10 tot7. :,
Black Stockinettes, were Is; now u.
Plaids, were $l0; now t..
BoucleS, were tS.25 now S2.50.
Boucles, silk Lined, We're BIC; now a..
Boucles, silk Lined, were -; now g..
A>trakans, were 50. 30: now s2.5O.
Black Diagonals, Silk Facings, were
il5: now 81
Black Cloths, were f6; now q.
Black As,rakans, Braided, were $40
now g.
Dark Brown Selvets, Satin Lined and
Quilted, were AZ; now q.
Imported Plush Jackets, Dark Brown
beautiful shapes, were $50; now RS.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-06
ENGLISH AND SCOTCH
CLOTHS.

Very fine. For tailOr-made dresses.
Durable as well as dressy
4S-in. English Cancels Hair, were
81. -; now Sl.00.
lS-in. English Cancels Hair Himalaya
were 81. 50: now 600.
iS-in. English Cheviots were 900;
now sl.J0.
Ji-in English Plaid Cheviot were
$50; now $500.
54-in English Stripe Cheviots were
g. 20; now $500.
J4-J6 in. English Stripe Cloths were
81 IS; now $50.
!j4-56 in. Check was ~ IS; now s2. 80
5i-56 in. Hair Line was $500; now
ESQ.
5i.!J6 in. Plaids were 200; now 81 20.
30 in Broad Diagonals were $l.O0;
now Coo.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-06

THE SOUTH CAROLINA earthq uake
has got 10 wandering around until II
has got uncommonly oloss 70 Balti-
more. On Monday night It amused "
self BY shsking mp the A,lesheniss, and
Tuesday night II got into Carroll County
Nd, and extended ~ for north - Get
sysburs. II the earthquake was booked
mp In history, and knew what happened
ct Gettyshurg twepty-thsee year, ago to
another Southern visitor It would turn
tail and get back 10 Palmetto land.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-06
Lord Northbrook Won't Accept

LONDON, Jan. 5.-Lord Northbrook
has decided not TO accept a position in
the Cabinet. He has written to Mr..
Goschen resretting his inability TO join
the Ministry In view of the Couserva-
tive discomfort and the doubtful nature
of the agreement with Lord Salisbury.
Lord Randolph Churchill Is going to
tue Continent. He will not appear IL
Parliament until after the debate On
the address in reply to the speech from
the throne.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-06
RAGLANS AND CIRCULARS

Black Diagonals, Braided, We're $40;
now sl2,
Black and Brown Cheyiots, We're as;
now $40.
Astrakans, were Sl2 80; now SO.
Black anil Brown French Cloths, Fur
Trimmings, were $50; now $50.
Hea ~ Corded Black Silk, lined, were
s25; now IA.
Better quality, weres3O now s26.
Diagonals. with Fur Pipings, satin
lined, were Si5; now Sl2.
Black Diagonal Circulars, were sll;
now s..
Diagonals, Striped Silk Innings, were
50; now 81.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-06
LADIES' listers.

Dark Blue Cloth, Braided, down from
$50 to SIS.
Figured Drabs, Fur Trimmed, down
from SIS to $50.
Black Astrakans, down from $50 to
SIS.
Blue and Black Diagonals, down from
$40 to t5.
Black Diagonals, Nutiia Trimmings,
down from SIS 10 SO.
Brown Astra kans, Beaver Cape and
Cuffs, down from $40 TO 30.
Green Cloth Diagonals, down from
600 to 500.
Black Stockinetes, down from Sli tc
$40.
Black Diagonals, Is, q and -.
Dark Brown Cloth, Velvet Trimmings
down from $50 TO $40.
Black Diagonals, Fur Cape and Cuffs
SplenGid, down from $Sto u.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-06

The LARGE Republican majority Of
the Pennsylvania Legislature Is % unAn
imous upon its choice OF . candidate for
United States Senator % It IL large.
Col. NJ. 8. Q asy was nominated 10 the
Republican caucus yesterday afternoon
by vote OF 1853 to 8 cast for. Mr.
Grow, and the nomination Was then
made unanimous.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-06
Guess it is the time. II We
raised this hullabaloo NJ

Guess it is the time. II We
raised ! this hullabaloo W.
didn't mean TO. We only
intended to undo the over
loading produced by the in
pouring Of the wholesale.
We simply meant to let out
all but about Two Millions
and a Halt Of Goods which
We must keep along steadily
for you. If you are to have
the assortment and service
we think you ought to COM
mand at this store.
Whatever the temporary
racket is do you suppose we
will allow oursel, es to be
undersold? DO you think
we shall let sny one make
lower prices for any cause?
Watch US closely and bring
back anything you buy Of
us, and get the money if il
is one cent dearer.
The safety OF buying
where no freshet covers up
the low.water mark OF prices
lgives an easy feeling all the
time that is worth something
considerable. Sale or nc
sales we mean this place to
be the best place to buy
whatever we sell. If it is not
1.-THE best place there is some
thing wrong, and no one
shall sleep, II we can helP L.
until we find out what it is
The Reduction Sale now
lin operation with us is moi
Ian annual made-up affair tc
lget off goods that ough,
never to have been bought
but it is because we ART
drowning in the overflow o
1.-THE Wholesale. Until yor
10 wer the tide Of goods WI
must suffer.
l The Qualities, the, Assert
ments, the Prices, the Ne
cessity is our whole story
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-06

The Legislature having adjourn.
cd on Tuesday over until Monday next,
the members will have an opportunity
OF minglipg with their constituents and
finding out what legislation In most
needed. II there 10 nothing but few
divorce end corporation bills, they need
not take up much time. and the mem
bers might - we'll tackle tho constitu'
tionAl amendments ct once.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-06

GOVERNOR LEE, Of Virginia. fuds
time aside nom his eff ,isl business "a
engage in checker playing, he being, II
Is said, q cham piou ct the game. Had
he run for governor year later ht
would not be playing checkers while
governor,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-06
JER>EYS.
IMPORTED.

Black, Beaded, t23 tc SO.
Brown, Beaded, Sl5 10 Is.
Black Silk, Beaded adj over, $50 10 s;@,
4 Beaded Net, with Bangles, SIS TO 80
Fine Brown Cloth, Beaded, t20 TO $40
Silk, Silver Embroidered, sl2.6 to Is
Black Silk, Figure Beaded, go to $40
Children ) Jerseys, 35c.
I.adieS' .IerStYS. SOC.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-06

If ONLY President Cleveland would
get over his "rumatics" long enough to
tell the Southern earthquake that IL
was an "inoouous desuetude" that
would az IL.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-06

IT LOOKS AS II there hsd been po-
lltical revolution In North Caroline,
when . combin alton OF Republicans
and Independent Democrats organise
the House Of Representatives with IN
Independent for Speaker and . RepHb-
loan for chief clerk,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-06
The Qualities, the, Assert.
ments, the Prices, the Ne.
cessity is our whole story

Some OF you at a dis
lance do not yet SEE the
need OF acting quickly.
Thousand, of you send for
samples of goods that are
priced in the announcement
bulletins. We gladly give
the samples, but yon lose
pre- cious time by it. The
goods will in many case, be
gene before you can make
your choice. The safe way
Is to describe what you want
as clearly as may be. give
the advertised price, and
trust to US to make the Sc
lection. We have skilled
buyers whose duty it is to
do just that thing. They
would very likely do better
for you than you would do
tor yourself. This is a time
to act on the instant il you
want to get all the good you
can from the Reduction
Sale.
To-day's bulletin OF prices
will especially interest you.
1t treats OF many things that
come into daily use. We
think there are offerings
there that aye worthy your
best attention. Look at what
we say for Children's Gar
ments! Tables enough in the
Arcade, ear Chestnut
street. to furnish a small
IClothing Store; all of them
loaded with Children's Long
Goats and Jackets. The
prices average a third of
nota third off from some fame,
rate but from figures which
represented good buyers
value. There are hundred:
land hundreds of other gar
ments for children in thu
next room, corner of Thir-
teenth and Chestnut streets
Look among them all. It'll
pay you If you need sucl
..(goods.
u You'll find something par
! ticularly taking in TIL
j Ladies Imported Dresses
, some much less than hal
sIprice. In the list of maker
!, appear a number Of tn,
! most famous Paris names
r The dresses are desirable il
all respects. You'll say S,
when you see them.
i JOHN WANAMAKER,
, Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market street
and City-hall square.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-06

IN MILWAUKEE a man was sent To
jail thirty days for writing poetry. II
such Law was enforced In Whining
ton our waste basket would not fill up
80 soon,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-06

pieces various stripes of Pekin gros-
gain and velvet, 81 from VI %.
10 pieces Twilled Foulards, Surah
effects, assorted colors and designs, 40
cents from I'D.
6 pieces Printed Pongees on white and
colored grounds, 20 cents from ~.
pieces Printed India Silk. % cents
from u %.
81 pieces Printed Indian silk, ti.00
from 81
pieces Printed India Silk, S5 cents
from 81. 90.
Summer silks, in checks, broken and
set dotted lines, or shaded in many
chosen colors
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-06
silks, VELVETS AND
PLUSHES.

Black-9 pieces, 24-inch, with Lyons
manufacturers guarantee, Sl.25 and
al 30.
pieces 2o-inch medium heavy twillei
Jersey, l,25 and a.
7pieccs 2l-inch Faille Francais, SINH
lar 10 gros-grain, more distinct cord, u
from tl.25.
pieces same, u % from $3.50.
Sicillienne-The filling wool of finest
quality, the warp pure silk. 10 pieces,
niIalitieS
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-06

GovERNoK STocKLEY to Editor John
r.; 1.-TWO years ego q single vote de-
fested . general public sentiment, and
broke the pledge Of party honestly
given"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-06

LIQUOR BAILIFF OGLE should don
the war paint, and be of to Dover.
Governor Stookley favors board of
commissioners to enforce the license
laws.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-06
PLUSH AND ASTRAKHANS.

A few Seal Cloth Newmarkets and q
Costs.
Size IL, down from S25 to $50
SIZE IA. down from S35 to S25
Size 10, down from $50 u $50
Size 10. down from f65 to siS
Astrakhan Coats-A few OF sizes d, s
aud II, gathered skirts, wide belt and
hoods Best Styles.
Sizes to 6, were SIG so, now 81
Sizes to =, were $500, now $40
Sizes to Il ,wtre$2l so, now SIS
Sizes to 9, were $22 90, now SIS
Also size Attrakhan, with Plus ..
Front, Hungarian Style, down fiom SIS 10
SIS.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-06

"a in. Bourette Stripes were y. 5O:now
g. 90.
Real Scotch Suiting was 81 30; now
81 o.
Real Scotch Suiting was tl.5o; now
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-06

IL pieces Satin Dainasse for evening
wear Ivory Whit, tnsaIn, Saint Blue
y lie Green and Pink, with gay color
ings in leaf and branch, or Sc. designs
giving a crescen, and ball effect, 81 10
from q 30.
4pieces all Silk Back Lyons Velve;s.
24-inch, $50 from a
Seal Brown Plush Tor Wraps:
9pieccs, ~ inch, .. % from s. 10.
4 $500 " $3.50.
: &. 80 " $500.